Anwar bin Latif

Anwar bin Latif is a Lecturer in the Department of Fundamentals of Religion at the College of Sharia Sciences, University of Tripoli. He specializes in Hadith and its Sciences, supervising fourth-year graduation projects and participating in international conferences focused on integrating modern technology with traditional Islamic scholarship.

• High School Diploma (1998)
• Bachelor's Degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Automatic Control) from the Faculty of Engineering, University of Tripoli
• Bachelor's Degree in Sharia from the University of Knowledge (Excellent)
• Certificate in Doctrinal Foundation Program (98%) from Saudi Scientific Society for Doctrinal Sciences
• Certificate in Teaching Sects and Religions Program (95%)
• Axle Manufacturing Program Certificate (Excellent)
• Master's Degree in Hadith Sciences from International City University (2023, Excellent)

His research spans Islamic Sciences, Hadith criticism, and gender studies in Islamic theology. He explores intersections of technology with religious analysis and preventive teachings in the Prophetic Sunnah.

His publications emphasize computational approaches to Hadith studies, ethical frameworks for contemporary social issues in Islam, and methodological rigor in evaluating Hadith narrators. These works appear in journals like the Journal of Innovations for Humanities and Social Studies and the Arab Journal of Science and Research Publishing.

He actively contributes to academic conferences in Malaysia and Libya, and delivers public lessons in mosques while serving as a participating lecturer at the Ali bin Ziyad Al-Tarabulsi Institute.